monitors and released ensuring they go to their court hearings. cbp said in a statement this is temporary until the government figures out what to do with all of these families. in the statement u.s. customs and border protection is working through implementing the president's executive order in conjunction with the department of justice and taking temporary action until congress can find a lasting solution to family separation. we encourage them to act. so at least temporarily catch and release is back. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions said yesterday that zero tolerance isn't going anywhere. >> if we refuse to prosecute these adults for illegal entry as many of our critics want us to do, that would be a disservice, i think, to the people of this country. it would be an insult to those who come here legally. >> as for more space, officials tell fox news that the army's fort bliss is expected to house